Cancer-Fighting Nurse Fights Insurance Company For Treatment
An emergency room nurse in Colorado is in the midst of a healthcare battle as her insurance won't cover a treatment doctors say could cure her cancer.
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An emergency room nurse in Colorado is in the midst of a healthcare battle as her insurance won't cover a treatment doctors say could cure her cancer.
With potentially record cold temperatures gripping Colorado, a man who recently had his car stolen in front of him is hoping to stop others from making the same mistake.
Kroger Health recently announced that pharmacists at its Colorado locations will start directly dispensing hormonal birth control, like the pill and the patch.
As a new snow falls in Colorado, driver's are reminded of the state's new traction law.
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed Interstate 70 from Airpark Road to Limon in both directions, reopened the stretch and then closed it again on Tuesday.
Northglenn Police are investigating a deadly crash Monday night on I-25 at 104th Avenue.
When snow is in the forecast school districts have to prepare to make a critical choice: cancel school, late start, early dismissal, attend as scheduled, decide about after-school activities?
With slick, snowy roads leading to a lot of slipping and sliding, many Colorado drivers are scrambling to replace their tires this week.
Tuesday's snowstorm caused a mound of trouble for RTD commuters during the morning rush hour.
The number of delays and cancellations at Denver International Airport totaled more than 800 on Tuesday.
Plows will begin clearing residential streets early Wednesday morning. Denver Public Works said plowing will begin at 3 a.m. Wednesday.
A student at Polton Elementary School was arrested Tuesday morning after bringing an unloaded gun onto a bus.
One of Denver Arts Week's signature events is Free Night at the Museums.
There is a new investigation into a possible tuberculosis exposure at Metro State University Denver. The school said there is no ongoing risk of the disease on the Auraria Campus.
There are more than 36,000 farmers utilizing about 66 million acres of land all across Colorado to grow produce. This week's below zero temperatures combined with is likely to have an effect on their crops.
